I thought score from older Hitman titles worked because of atmosphere of those games. But it also works in new Hitman as well. Thanks for putting this together
WOA I think works best with its existing soundtrack simply because it's more varied and is generally a much faster, James Bond-esque, sort of game compared the old ones, where you had to rely on disguises and hope you weren't suspicious enough if you decided not to go in guns blazing. Themes were not as dynamic back then and one or two were generally made for the theme of the level as a whole rather than being a full score per mission depending on where you were and what you were doing. The older games countered this problem with suspension themes that would be reused between levels. That being said, I wouldn't mind them bringing the more suspenseful type of gameplay back that might warrant some slower and scarier music rather than the Bond approach.
This came up again on auto play and the music suited Beyond a Steel Sky somewhat; I’m playing it at the moment. Awesome soundtrack. The Zourna-esque sound with delay applied is awesome.
Codename 47 was one of the few games I muted all music. I muted all music in WOA from day 1; I’m still surprised to hear it in gameplay videos, it has no edge.
Personally I quite enjoy some of the tracks in WoA, such as the main menu track (reminds me of something from an espionage movie like James Bond or Mission Impossible). I don't dislike the music, I just feel like having Jesper Kyd back for the series would've been awesome and made the missions even more memorable and added more to the atmosphere.
@@zebra3girl110 They’re cool tracks don’t get me wrong. They’re just so normal in terms of a soundtrack. Codename 47’s soundtrack delved into darker territories that reflected the nature of 47 for me; a dark man with a fragmented serum induced past.
It's amazing how big of a difference does the tone of the soundtrack makes
makes the game a million times better
@@Antipiperosdeclony if only you could switch off Diana's commentary during missions as well
5:45 its perfect!
I thought score from older Hitman titles worked because of atmosphere of those games. But it also works in new Hitman as well.
Thanks for putting this together
Thats was a great work!! 👏🏻👏🏻 this game is so great!
WOA I think works best with its existing soundtrack simply because it's more varied and is generally a much faster, James Bond-esque, sort of game compared the old ones, where you had to rely on disguises and hope you weren't suspicious enough if you decided not to go in guns blazing. Themes were not as dynamic back then and one or two were generally made for the theme of the level as a whole rather than being a full score per mission depending on where you were and what you were doing. The older games countered this problem with suspension themes that would be reused between levels.
That being said, I wouldn't mind them bringing the more suspenseful type of gameplay back that might warrant some slower and scarier music rather than the Bond approach.
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This came up again on auto play and the music suited Beyond a Steel Sky somewhat; I’m playing it at the moment. Awesome soundtrack. The Zourna-esque sound with delay applied is awesome.
5:00 mood 💖
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I mute WoA soundtrack, it's just boring, doesn't add anything to the mission atmosphere (it actually make it worse).
I hate the WoA OST, but with this OST from jesper kyd the hype is 1000%
Codename 47 was one of the few games I muted all music. I muted all music in WOA from day 1; I’m still surprised to hear it in gameplay videos, it has no edge.
Personally I quite enjoy some of the tracks in WoA, such as the main menu track (reminds me of something from an espionage movie like James Bond or Mission Impossible). I don't dislike the music, I just feel like having Jesper Kyd back for the series would've been awesome and made the missions even more memorable and added more to the atmosphere.
@@zebra3girl110 They’re cool tracks don’t get me wrong. They’re just so normal in terms of a soundtrack. Codename 47’s soundtrack delved into darker territories that reflected the nature of 47 for me; a dark man with a fragmented serum induced past.
@@whackman47 Agree with you there lol
@@zebra3girl110 let it be known here and now; someone agreed with me lol.